REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nintendo Music is a brand-new app that brings Nintendo soundtracks to your smart devices*, from the iconic beats of Super Mario Bros. and the grand soundscapes of The ...

Nintendo has announced Nintendo Music, a new application for iOS and Android featuring music from various Nintendo titles. It is available now via App Store and Google Play, exclusively for Nintendo ...

Nintendo should really follow Square Enix’s lead in distributing their music. Nintendo has commented on making their music available for streaming and purchase on digital stores. Nintendo is famous ...

Nintendo Music is a new iPhone app that lets Nintendo Online subscribers listen to a growing collection of music from games across the catalog. It's not difficult to find video game music on streaming ...

TL;DR: Nintendo has launched a music app for Android and iOS, featuring tunes from its game library, available to Nintendo Switch Online members in the US and Canada. Users can stream or download ...

Nintendo has released Nintendo Music, a new music streaming app that gives Nintendo Switch Online subscribers access to soundtracks from the company's extensive game library. The app features music ...

Watch the Nintendo Music announcement trailer for this new smart device app. Nintendo Music features a variety of tracks from Nintendo franchises, including The Legend of Zelda, Animal Crossing, Super ...

The Nintendo Music app has launched on Android and iOS, allowing fans to stream and download official soundtracks. The service requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, which starts at $4/month ...

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Today, Nintendo launched a new Store app for mobile phones that lets you wishlist, search for, and buy Switch and Switch 2 games on your phone. And that’s neat, but uh, why is this a separate app? Why ...

A doll of Nintendo game character Mario is displayed at a Nintendo store in Tokyo on November 5, 2020, after the gaming giant said its first-half net profit soared 243.6 percent on-year. (Photo by ...